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The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
Tn,srtuinment at the Tabernacle.

The ladies OF the Mite Society connected
with the. Tabernacle Congregational
Church, Ninth street southwest, gave a
very pleasipg entertainment last evening.
The programme ircluGed; Instrumeo,ll
duet, Mis- BlttiDger and Miss Ward; trio.
Iibuo, violin and yinloncello, Miss Ward and
t'ssrs, TUNER ard Fishrr; 'na'o Grirlttt",
biessis. JnLnsOu, LlllIbnJse, Pearson ant
Tox; recitation and reading, Mrs. Fred Il
Noodwsid vocal colo, Warren 3 Young;
Instrumental quartet, Niles Ward, Mrs
Bittingor, Messis. Turner and Fisher. Eu.
torts were given by many Of the perform.
ere, sLd at the clote a bounllful collation. OF
ice cream sid cake was served. tbs pro-
cetds OF tbs tUiCrtsipment were for the use
of the Ladies' Mite Society.
The Washington Contineutals Tonight
will tscort George A. Custer Camp, Sons Of
Ntterens, from Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. to their fair, which Is being held a,
tbe E.stTeet RiDk.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
PLACED AT TIE EAR.
The Trial of John l.. West Entere,
Upon,


On the night Of the 10th of November
last, toward midnight, the residence OF
Mrs. Mary L. Page, on l., near Sixteenth
street, was forcibly entered and she as
saulted. John L. West, colored, then a
clerk in the land office, and In the same
room with Mrs. Page, was suspected as
being tie guilty party, and the grand jury
subsequently indicted him on the charge of
housebreaking and assault on Mrs. Page
with intent to commit rape. The case was
called in the criminal court yesterday before
Justice Macarthur for trial.
District Attorney Worthington and his
assistant, Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb, appeared as
prosecutors, and Col. William A. Cook and
Mr.. Daniel l.. Cahill for the accused
Motions made torequire the government to
elect on which indictment they would go to
trial and to quash were overruled and one
granted consolidating the two indictments.
The work Of securing a Jury was entered
upon, but the panel became exhausted be-
fore one was obtained, and the following
fifty names were drawn from the box, out
Of which IL is expected to get the number
REQUISITES Daniel Hannah, 517 + street
northwest; Samuel Bieber, 905 Eighth street
southeast; John Il. Olmstead, 14l6 New
York avenue; Julius Lansburg, 315 Seventh
street northwest; G. II. Flckllng, 1860
| Thirty.second street northwest; William b.
Boggs, 2O2 Eleventh street southeast;
east; j, McDermott, Glenwood road; ID.
W. Zantzinger, 1924 N street; Charles
| A. Prentiss, 53l Seventh street north.
| west; Robert Hays, 190S,. X street
northwest; William Brooks,e e between
| Third and Four and-a.half; Harrison s.
Barbour, 724 Ninth street northwest; X. j..
Narnell, Thirty second street extended;
| Ferdinand Heitmuller, Seventh street road
| w. II. Reidenour, jr., GIG Fourteenth street
| northwest; James Ragan, i20l Eleventh
street northwest; Henry II. Jacobs, 1929
| Pennsylvania avenue; j. W. Lee, 1882 Penn
| sylvania avenue northwest; Robert Port
ner, l104 Vermont avenue; A. Saks, 3OC
Seventh street northwest; Herman Hol
lander, 40S Seventh street northwest; Ar
thur ID. Addison, 2009 Q street; j. s. De
lapo, Mount Pleasant; Elias Hutchinson,
| 424 Ninth street northwest; Arthur T.
Brown, 1912 Tbirty-third street; Charlie,
Aeer, Brentwood road; John McDermott
$40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: VIII
liam NJ. Shuster, 6l1 ii street northwest
W. II. Barker. 1902 Eighteenth street; Johr
Bowles, 92T street; 4. l.. Dent, 3l0l
street northwest; Henry F. Woodward
1852 New York avenue; Ferdinand Peter
b. Tennev, BIOS Q street northwest
Chris. Dodge, Cook Place; John Leitch
1886 Water street; Miller Metzger, All
Seventh street northwest; James l.. Bar
hour, Ga Pennsylvania avenue; Samuel II
Bacon, Mount Vernon Place; James L
Mason, 1881 n street northwest; William
Irgraham, Eighteenth, between X and ]
streets; Thomas Francis, 9iG New Yorl
avenue: $. s. Taylor, 1898 Fifth street north
west Edward Cammack, Seventh stree
road; A. G. Osborn, Brightwood; J. G
Waters, 1895 Thirty.secoud street; Ii. NJ
Trundle, 3i06 n street northwest G. II. De
mar, 1905 Thirty-second street; w. ii. West
1925 Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT
Proposing to Change Inauguration Day
from March to April.

from march TO April.
Senator Frye In the Senate Yesterday,
from the foreign relations committee, re-
ported an amendment to the sundry civil
bill to appropriate $4,000 for the enter
tainment Of the international medical con-
gress, which will meet in Washington next
fall. Referred TO appropriations committee.
Senator Spooner reported bill for the
regulation OF the monument grounds, with
penalty of 500 fine attached
Senator Sherman introduced bill pro-
vidipg for a compilation Of the municipal
and criminal laws of the District based
upon memorial OF j. Q. Kern, OF this
city, and appropriates $1,000 for the pur-
pose. Another bill introduced by Mr..
Sherman authorizes the commissioners TO
survey, map, and subdvide that portion Of
TIE county bounded by Boundary street.
Soldiers Home, Lincoln avenue, &c., fol-
lowing the general plan of the city. The
bill appropriates $1,000. Both bills are in
troduced by request.
Mr.. Foran, from the committee OH labor,
reported bill 10 revise the rates of wages
Of certain employees Of the government
printing Office. Committee of the whole.
Mr.. Foran introduced bill In the House
yesterday providing that the watchmen in
salary Of 5000 per year each.
Mr. McComas introduced q bill In the
House yesterday providing that insanity
trials in the District shall be before a jury
and be presided over by the judge OF tue
court.
Mr.. Barbour introduced in the House
yesterday the Senate bill for the condemna.
lien of property along Rock creek for q
park.
Mr.. Grain, of Texas, introduced resolu
tion proposing constitutional amendments
changing Inauguration day to the last
Tuesday in April providing that the tiftiett
Congress shall terminate on the 3lst OF
December, 1888, and the ifty.frst Congress
shall then begin; aud providing that sena-
tors whose term Of Office would not expire
until March A., 1899, shall continue In Office
until their successors are appointed oil
| elected.
Mr.. Henderson, OF North Carolina, intro
| duced by request bill to repeal the char
| tiers Of the Washington and Georgetown AMI
Metropolitan railroad companies.
Mr.. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, introduced
bill authorizing adjunct repositories tc
the national library Of congressional docu
| ments.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
NIGHT SCHOOL WORK.
Excellent Results Shown and the Effort

Excellent Results Shown and the Effort
Success.
There has been much interest m lnlfest as
to the night schools and what would come out
of them. Meeting Prof. 2. Richards, who is
well posted on the subject the REPUBLICAN,
reporter made inquiry in regard to them.
THE work of the night Schools" he said,
"has shown excellent results so far The at
tendance is far beyond what was expected,
ond good discipline prevails-a hard thing, let
me tell you, In schools composed of boys who
have bad little or no previous school training.
In the beginning many boys came evidently just
for the fun of the thing, and most OF these have
become interested, in the studies and settled
down to work. There are not many girls in
attendance, but the few who do come have a
'oftening effect on the boys and by their pres
ence help toward the preservation of good
order. / think that with sufficient equipments
the night schools of Washington could In time
be made TO rival those of Boston, which are
famed the country over. The attendance this
year is more than double that of last year, and
| doubt not that during the coming year there
will be large increase. The night schools
here have passed beyond the experimental
stlge. They ore a success"
National Republican., 1887-02-01
LADIES matinee at Kernan's to-day.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-National, No. 70, Masonic Temple
Lafayette Royal Arch, No. s. Masonic Tenn
pie; Mithras Lodge of Perfection, 1907 G street
northwest.
/. o. o. F.-washington, No, 6, Odd Fellows
Hall: Golden Rule. No. q. Odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Decatur, No. 9, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. H. Penn
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Germania, No, l5, 60o street northwest; oc-
casa, No. is, 600 c street northwest; Webster,
No. Z, Vernon Hall, New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
i. o. OF R.--AnacOstia No. 1873, Haynes
Hall, Anacostia Capital No. So. McCauley's
Hail, 209 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
National union-State, War. and Navy C0un-
Gil, No. 20l, 1907 q street northwest.
i. o. M.-Columbia, No. l, Grand Army Hall,
corner Seventh and l. streets northwest.
Improved order of Red Men-Seneca, No. IL,
X. OF r. Hall, Thirteenth.and a-half and L
streets.
American Legion of Honor-Goldstein, No.
%, lie Droit Building, room 40.
]. o. q. T.-Minnehaha, No. !, Hilton's Hail.
Seventh and streets northwest; Morning Star,
No. 8, Veterans Hall, + street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets northwest; Clements. No. 5,
Washington Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and
Third street southeast
Knights of Golden Eagle-Cyrus No. l,
Elks' Hall, 9O2Pennsyivania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
A Good DieDlay.

The window display of muslin underwear
that is to be seen at the Bon Marche will
really repay visit. The arrangement OF the
prices at which they are marked aud adver-
tised. The publc-especially ladies-lre be-
ginning to appreciate the drives tnat this house
makes from time to time; and 1t is a fact thata
close study Of the announcements made by
this establishment will furnish opportunities
for purchases that are truly remarkable. In
The present instance the Bon Marche is offer
wear at prices ranging from 25 cents higher.
In the stock OF these goods is TO be found COM
pleIe trousseaux of the most elegant qualities
and elaborate finish. So, whether you are
desire to possess the best, and are willing to
pay a fair price for 1t, the February opening in
this line affords ample scope. These nre facts,
was Written in the oifice Of the Bon Mafche.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
A Night in Jerusalem.

Rev. DR.. Newman, who is announced to lee
ture at the Fifteenth Street Presby terian
Church next Wednesday evening. will be
can appreciate very fully the great power and
eCquepce with which the distinguished
speaker is so largely endowed. The doctor has
selected suhject-"A Night In Jerusalem"
full of historical events and incidents which
hut few public speakers can bring before an
audience in so instructive and entertaining a
manner as he can No one should fail 10 enjoy
this rare intellectual treat.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Annual Mid-Winter
O = E N T N Ct
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SOUVENIRS !!

"a Many Of tho Souvenirs being offered at
and below cost, we must reserve the right to
sell only one piece of each Souvenir Lot to
each Customer.
6S 6-button "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves
s1.25.
sl.iO aud button "Elite" Kid c ives for
97c.
S1.S9 button Mousquetaires for s1.59.
S1.b0 4.button "Palais Royal" Gloves S1.23
CSC Gents Kid Gloves for S2c.
25c Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 1sc.
121&c Hanukerchiefs, all styles, for 10c.
25c Handkerchlefs, all styles, for 19c.
&c Linen Handkerchiefs for ic
19c japanese SILK Handkerchiefs for igc.
i5c ColCred BTocaded Handkefchefs for 400.
isc Gents China silk for SOC.
1910 Pure Linen Collars for Q flr 25o.
1219o S.ply Linen Cuffs for l0c.
&c Rufllings, all styles, l9c.
i4c Ribbon Rulings for soc.
Sc Spanish Lace Fichus for 79c.
Sl.6S Spanish Lace Scarls for Sl.2j.
!sc Fans, all styles, for 73c.
s5gs Ostrich Feather Fans for A9S.
3gS Opera Fans for S2.9S.
SlgS Fans, all styles, for sl.iE
lie Jewelry, all styles for lic.
15c J,welry, all styles, for 19c.
4gc Jewelry, all styles, for acc.
Sc Jewelry, all styles, for 79c.
sass Rhine Stone Necklaces for 81 so.
s29S Nickel Watches lwarranted) for s275.
$3.50 Gold Watches 70 karat) for sl2.
4sc Satchels and Pocketbooks for SOC.
55c Satchels and Pocketbooks for 800.
tSc Sntchels and rocketbooks for 79c.
SlGS Satchels and Pocketbooks for sl.30.
l9c Satin Dressed Dolls for 2jc
75c Kid Body Dolls for i9c.
CSC Flowers, all STYLES for 10c
dsc Flowers, also Feathers, for SOC.
csc Flowers, also Feathers, for SOC.
SIC Sash Ribbons, all styles 7qc.
t1.0S Moire Sash Ribbons for II, 49,.
SIS Genuine "Glora' Umbrellas for sl.iS.
sI.l5 Silver Gray Gossamers for soc.
$3.50 Che ok Gossamers for 22.10.
sl.75 Black Gossnmers for Sl,59.
Sl125 Scotch Plaid Gossamers for $40.
CSC Misses Gossamers Tor soc.
Sl.35 Boys Rubber Goats for Sl.1s.
SLIGO Mems Rubber Coats for Sl.33.
l5c Champagne Bottle Bay Rum 12c.
&c Bottle Ammonia for &c.
2:jc Large Bottle Florida Water 29c.
SOC OF. Bottle Cologne for SEC.
3Sc OF. Luben's Extracts for sic.
SOC OF. Bottle Garwood's Extracts 33c.
lie Genuine Lubln's Powder for Sc.
Genuine Cuticura Soap for lic,
1ic Roll Toilet Paper for lie.
25c Box Paper and Envelopes for 2lc.
l7c Box Paper and Envelopes for lie.
lSc 100 Sheets Linen Writing Paper lic.
13c Brass Mounted Photo Frames lie.
15c Hammered Brass Photo Frames for 12c.
SOC Tablet of Imitation Alligator Skin, with
Paper Envelopes, lnkstaud, Pen, for 2oc.
soc Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 2oc.
sec Black Iisle Thread Hose for 33c.
gSc Black and Colored silk Hose for SIC.
25c Chldrens Hose, all styles, for l7c
S2..33 Ladies' silk Vests for Sl.9S.
!Sc Colored Lisle Vests for Sgc.
sl.GS Jerseys, oil styles, sl.S9.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

The Washington Cadet Corps rendered the
first card reception to its friends last evening
at the armory. 7Os o street. Capt. Fleetwood,
as chpirmen of the reception committee, well
coined the guests. Dancing was In order and
INDUCED In until the small hours led close to
daylight. Tho committee OF arrangements
were incessant IN their efforts to please the
guests aud were successful in every particular
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Columbia Title Insurance Co,

Il AT a meeting OF the subscribers to stock of
the Columbia Title Insurance Company, held
yesterday afternoon, the followlngwere elected
to constitute board OF directors to organize
and manage the company forthe ensuing year:
/ William A. Gordon, W. Il. Edmonston, Judson
\ L. cub; u. i. Leighton Geo. u. Emmous John
/ T. Arms, II. X. Willard, Il. ]. Stellwagen, and
4 Jas III. Hayille. ..-
National Republican., 1887-02-01

Capt. Thomas W. symons has Issued the
following order: "In order to secure compliance
with law, and protection against injury from
frost, all out.of-door water pipes and control.
ing fixtures will hereafter be laid not less than
three feet below the surface of the ground in
erty. This requirement. will hereafter be
rigidly enforced"
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Opening of the Tontine.

Mcssrs. Brown e Mills gave a warm re.
ception to their friends last night at the Ton
line restaurant. No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
1t was the opening of new restaurant, which,
1t is expected, viii excel all other establish
ments OF the kind In the city. The Tontine
has been newly furnished throughout. lambre-
Quins, rugs, plate glass, mahogany, and mar
ble fixtures adjoining tho eating and drink
ing rooms From an early hour last evening
until late at night the friends of Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Mills througed the spacious parlors of
the Tontine, greeting their hosts. and by their
presence guaranteeing the success of the es-
tablishment.
Mr.. Brown has been for many years identified
with the restaurant business in Washington,
AZ the success that attended his former Ideal
wine parlors. on G street, is a guarantee of his
future in the Tontine. Mr.. Mills was for many
years connected with the famous Tontine res
tauTant in Alexandria, and latterly made hosts
OF friends while connected with the finn of
shoemaker Il Co. in Washington. '-rt
The Tontne will cater to the wants of gen.
tlcmen at ali hours of the day and evening,
and its proprietors will do everything In their
lower 10 make their guests welcome.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
An Elegant substitute

For Oils, Salts, Pills, and all kinds of bitter,
nauseous Liver Medicines and Cathartics, is
the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy. Syrup
OF Figs. Its advantages are evident is more
easily taken. more acceptable to the stomach,
more pleasantly effective, and more truly bene.
fetal to the system than any other remedy.
sale in so cent and 81 bottles by all leading
druggiNs.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
SOUR MASH wHsKY-Kraemer's. 7s7 7
Building Permits,

The following building permits were issued
yesterday; VIM. T. Anderson, repair carriage
house, corner Adams and Washington streets,
Anacostia; 800. jeremiah Keefe erect two
two-story dwellings, q street, between Third
and Fourth northwest; $1,000. NJ. ii. Best, re.
pair frame dwelling, corner Fourth aud
Wilson streets, county; $50. Mrs. Weyrich.
enth street northwest; $500. JIG. Barrows
erect two two-story dwellings. Van street, be-
tween New Jersey avenue and First street
southeast; $500.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled and
catarrh. While not Immediately fatal it is
among the most distressing nauseous and
disgusting ills the flesh is heir TO- and the
records show very few or no cases of radical
cures of chronic catarrh by any OF the multi
tude OF modes of treatment until the intro
duction of Ey's Cream Balm few years ago.
The success of this preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

But few articles have reached such world
wide reputation as Angostura Bitters. For
SnowiedSed e Standard regulators & pS0 Of the the d. d.
gestive organs. Their success has melted
limitations. Be sure you get the genuine arti-
Gle manufactured only by Dr. j. G. b, Siegert
& Sons.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Gedney House, New York,

Broadway and Fortieth street opposite Metro
/ iirely new. Desirable for business men or
( families. European plan. Rooms 81 per day
upwards. Excellent restaurant. GEN. DAN
MACAuLEY & w. B. BOWERS
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Robberies Reported.

]. B. Suit, No 6S3 Seventh street northeast,
reports that his stable was broken open and
robbed of seven chickens. Gustav Gelger, No.
pair Of pants and q coat worth s.. G. w. Plas-
kett, No. 400 Pierce place, reports stolen from
ibis money drawer about 81. t. w. English
First aud Il streets southwest, wagon worth
1915 w. ]. Johnson, 600 Sixth street, reports
stolen from his yard So worth of clothing.
Joseph Colman reports stolen from his prem
National Republican., 1887-02-01
OLD Grow wHlsxY-Rraemer's, 7a7 9TH s.
Tho Logan Fund.

Ito following additional contributions to
the gan fund have been received by Capt.
&c" " L. Lemon: From ex-Goy. Georgo Pea.
to6, Wetmore, OF Rhode Island, slOO; Cham.
lei Relief Corps, of 81. Johnsbury, W., $50;
and : l.. Conger, department commander, q.
A. Ohio, now In Paris, FrAnee.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

The commissioners have received petition
from residents and owners on Congress and
Frederick streets. stating that the recent peti.
tion to improve Fayctte street was gotten up
by the Georgetown improvement Company.
who own square of ground facing Fayette,
and the So called meeting of Georgetown oli-
zens recently held was only meeting of this
company.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
German OrpI,an Asvlum,

An entertainment will be given at Abner's
Music Hall this evening for the benefit of the
German orphan asylum. In addition to dan.
cling there win be an excellent supper, and
those attending are sure of an evenings en-.
'joyment. This object is u worthy oae and
deserves encouragement.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
: ,,e Receiver Ordered to Pay.

II suit OF Albert Grant VS.. The Pimnix
Mul Insurance Company an order was
mac, n the Supreme Court of the United
Sta esterdly directing the receiver to ply
tot ERIK OF the court 1925 TO pay the costs
Of ult
National Republican., 1887-02-01

issued: Arthur +. Tucker and Mary A. Black
man, both OF Georgetown, d. c.; James Kelly
and Ida Geier; Thomas r. Moore and Emeline
lIIiston; Thomas Johnson and Susie Mitchell
10th Of Alexandria, Va, Milton Robey and
Matte f Clements, both Of Charles county,
and Katie A. Cameron, of this city; Alfred
West, of Pennsylvania. ard Jasie Adams, OF
Alexandria. Va; Arthur W. Ferguson and
Mary S, Williams. ...
National Republican., 1887-02-01
r. II. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
HI1CK AND UHITE GOODS.
sEAToN PERRY,
(succEssoR To PERRY & BRoTHERl.

INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW
AND COMPLETE STOCK or -z
pRlEsTLEY'S ENGLISH BLACK DRESS
FABRICS,
Comprising
SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH; ,rII IN
pFRiAI, SERGES. MELROSE CLOTHS,
pRINCETTA CLOTHS, NUNS NEIL1NGS,
CnNVENT CLOTHS, CLAIRErrE.
LUPlN's FRENCH MOURNING GOODS,
Viz: .
DRAp D'ALMAs, CARMELITES, EXAMINES,
TAMlsE CLOTHS, CAsHMEREs' CAM
CorRTAuLD'S ENGLISH CREPEs AND
Wells. -
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AND
CREPE DE CHINE. ~
BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
NEW pI,AGK MOURNING SILKS.
NovEITIEs IN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS.
NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS.
NEW EMBROIDERED BATISTE ROBES.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED Pi}uE
NEW PLAIN, STRIPED, AND CmEGKED
NAINSOOKS, INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN
LAWNS, FRENCH PERCALES. PRlN-
CEsS LAWNS, CORDED PlQuES, OR
GhNDlFS. PURE LINEN LAWNS, &c.
uCIOSiNG PRICES" ON ALL lMPORTED
WINTER WRAPS AND CoMBlNAIloN
as-PLAiN AIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUI L d N q,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1887-02-01

The commissioners have ordered that the
aisles in Albaugh's Opera House be kept clear
during the opera season. Four flremen are to
be detailed at each performance, and ticket
spectators will not be allowed to sell tickets
in front of the opera house.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

suIcisE is not more sinful than neglecing n
cough. For only 20 cei.ts you can buy a bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and be saved from
death. Try It.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
BARGAINS IN 0VERCOATS,

We place our Bargain Table to-day few broken
lines of Winter Overcoats which decided bargains
to whoever buys them.
One handsome Blue Diagonal Cheviot satin lined,
$l5 size 32
Four Brown Beavers sati lined bound edges; sizes,
SO, 40, and 42; $3.50 each,
Eight Black Beavers, same style; Sizes 81, 35, SO,
81 So and one 40; $3.50 each.
-Four "Lucca" Beavers, blue. imported goods, Sizes
"a, 35, and SO; former prices $35; now, S25.
Five Brown Beavers. "Lucca" sizes. 81, 35 SO, and
SO: s25 former price, $35.
Five Elegant Schnabe" Beavers. best quality satin
lined, $685. former price. $50; sizes, 35, 3s, and ST.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

10 EMMETT says take your Turkish Baths at
Shedd's, g03 L street. where you have the best
attendance, proper heat aud ventilation, and
everything that constitutes first class bath.
We're 1t not so would not patronize them twice
n day, and 1t is the only place IN Washington
where You can get a first class bath.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

s. NDID assortment of PrAngs valentine
ca "ud novelties at Kooh's l2ll Pennsylya'
nj. Dc. cnue.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

THE long and short Of it-Wesley Bros. at
Kernan's. Many other features.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Funeral of Commodore p. @. johnson

Funeral of Commodore p. @. johnson.
The remains of Commodore p. C. Johnson
who died at Portsmouth, N. H., on last Friday
arrived In this city yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral took place from the B ~
tin ore and Potomac depot, Eight marines from
the navy yard conveyed the body TO the hearse
The honorary pallbearers were Commodore
Mccain, Medical Director Brown. Capt. Meade,
Capt. Wallace, Paymaster Washington, aud
Capt. Farquhar. A battalion of the marine
corps. in undress uniform with orercoats. and
preceded by the Marine Band escorted the re-
mains TO Glenwood cemetery.